Web platform for holding online training sessions related to covid-19 management.
The wecongress by Colillas Brandingplatform, designed for virtual events and training sessions, has helped Médecins Sans Frontières to fight the covid-19 pandemic.
Médecins Sans Frontières was heavily involved from the very beginning in the management of the global pandemic caused by covid-19, which began to shake our world in mid-March 2020.

Among the many medical-humanitarian actions to be developed by the organization, it was necessary to set up a platform through which to hold online training sessions related to the management of the pandemic.
We are talking about a platform that will allow them to disseminate information and training to healthcare personnel, nursing home workers and professionals caring for people sick with coronavirus.
This is msfcovid19.org
The main feature of msfcovid19.org is that it is a platform created specifically to meet the specific needs of Doctors Without Borders; in this case, to have a platform capable of hosting a large amount of audiovisual information and, above all, to allow the holding of live training sessions, without limitations, in a closed communication environment and with the capacity to store content repository.

At Colillas Brandingthrough wecongress.es, we created a communication environment that allowed Médecins Sans Frontières to contact a multitude of people at the same time, without geographical or time limitations or technical problems. At the same time, achieving a real interaction between Msf, specialists and professionals in charge of people suffering from covid-19 was also a major need, hence the fact that during the sessions there was a live chat, with a moderator, through which those viewing the content could resolve doubts and ask questions on time.
The platform stores the live or training sessions for later viewing and also has a discussion forum space that served to naturally create a large community of people interested in different topics, all related to the management of the pandemic.













